Oxford Academy Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Oxford, NY)

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FRONT ROW: Bar- bara Cooper, Lynn Franklin, Vanessa Sturr, Brian Walsh. SECOND ROW: Paul Weishaupt, Ed Ross, Joan Carey, Sally Race. Ed Ross and Joan Carey enjoy their 1st moments as reigning monarc hs. Joan Carey Reigns as A large crowd turned out for an evening of Misty Moonlight to watch Joan Carey receive the crown as queen of the Junior Prom. The Junior Class raised money for the dance by selling magazines, holding a powder puff football game, sponsoring a bottle drive and selling coke at games. The young pages get ready to greet the future king and Last year's queen, Sally Race, queen. places the crown on her successor. ■

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FRONT ROW: D. Dutcher, K. F.ngler, A. Dutton, J. Manzcr, S. Collvcr, M. Moore, T. Gavin. SECOND ROW: C. Bosworth, B. Dunckel, S. Loomis, D. Barrows, L. Swartout, A. Partik, E. Knapp, B. Whittaker, A. Whittaker, L. Roberts. Seniors Score a Hit with Their Play The seniors outdid themselves this year. Beside being a hilariously funny play, I Was a Teenage Oracula, ’’ was also very well dramatized. Linda Swartout and Mike Moore played a brother and sister who lived with their middle aged aunt and uncle, Donna Barrows and Don Dutcher. They welcomed into their home a ghoulish teenager from Transylvania enacted by Terry Gavin. The trouble stemmed from the fact that the maid, Bertha Whittaker, watched too many late horror movies on television, and the poor visitor is blamed for all sorts of accidents. To enjoy yourself all you had to do was to sit back and wait for the houselights to dim. CAST Sue Marshall -- Linda Swartout Pete -- Mike Moore Enid Purdy -- Donna Barrows Clyde Purdy -- Don Dutcher Audrey -- Susan Loomis Termite -- Stan Collver Marlene -- Bertha Whittaker Steve Dracca -- Terry Gavin Dr. Cole -- Karl Engler Mrs. Erskine -- Lynn Knapp Steinbeck -- John Manzer Dodo -- Connie Bosworth Jackie -- Linda Roberts Lola -- Barbara Dunckel Batty -- Anna Partik Two Attendants -- Bill Troxell Arthur Dutton Alas! 'Tis poor Yorick.

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Right: Donn Carroll prepares to take his brother Rennie and Hope A11- mendinger on an old fashioned carriage ride. Who Needs Lawrence Welk? Dick Naylor's Orchestra provided the music, and the lucky band members were given the pleasurable chore of selecting the queen. For the first time in the Prom's history, two princesses were selected. These honors went to Evelyn Knapp and Martha Stratton. All in all, the evening of Misty Moonlight will never be forgotten by those who attended the enchanted affair. They could have danced all night. Queen of the Junior Prom FRONT ROW: J. Downey, S. Loomis, W. Troxell, M. Stratton, D. Nichols, L. Beckwith, E. Knapp, T. Emerson. SECOND ROW: J. Weidman, C. Tansey, M. Moore, F. Diamond, J. Carey, E. Ross, M. McGowan, G. Wheeler, L. Roberts, D. Leach. THIRD ROW: J. Arria, L. Swartout, B. Dunckel, J. Sherman.